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Reset, function - GF54.50-P-2010R

MODELS 203 up to 30.6.02, 208 as of 1.8.99, 210 as of 1.7.99, 215, 220 with CODE (494a) USA version 

The contents of the long-distance memory and short distance memory can be reset with the reset button (right-hand button) of the instrument cluster (A1):

Resetting the long-distance memory ("SINCE RESET") 

The diagram shows the "SINCE RESET" display screen (long-distance memory) after a reset.

IMPORTANT The display screen for "SINCE START" (transient memory) resets in the same way.

Manually resetting the short-distance memory ("SINCE START") 

Automatically resetting the short-distance memory ("SINCE START") 

As the "SINCE START" display (short-distance memory) is considered for the data of one driving cycle, the contents of the "SINCE START" display (short-distance memory) are normally reset automatically.

Incorporation of the data from the previous driving cycle in the short-distance memory (except model 203) 

In many cases it can however be meaningful to incorporate the data from the previous driving cycle in the short-distance memory, because, for example, the data for filling the tank during a holiday trip should also be recorded during any interruptions to the trip. The data for the entire trip can then be stored in the long-distance memory ("since reset").

The procedure for this is as follows: